Irish tourist dies in fall from moving train

An Irish national taking a tour in western Thailand died Tuesday after falling out of a moving train, police said. The man was identified as 45-year-old

Australia-China ministers meet in bid to repair ties

The foreign ministers of Australia and China met in Beijing yesterday in a bid to restore high-level political contacts and return stability to a relationship that has

people seriously injured amid turbulence flight

Severe turbulence rocked a flight from Phoenix to Honolulu yesterday , seriously injuring 11 people in what an Hawaiian Airlines official called an isolated and unusual event.

Navy searching for 31 missing sailors after ship sank

Thai navy ships and helicopters searched yesterday for more than 30 sailors still missing more than 17 hours after their warship sank in rough seas in

As regional threats rise, Tokyo eases defense-only strategy

In a major break from its strictly self-defense-only postwar principle, Japan adopted a national security strategy last week declaring plans to possess preemptive strike capability and

Europe hosts southeast Asian leaders as own crises mount

European Union and southeast Asian countries commemorated 45 years of diplomatic ties yesterday at a summit overshadowed by political distractions in Europe, ranging from the war

UN blocks Burmese military from taking seat

A key U.N. committee has again blocked Myanmar’s military junta from taking the country’s seat at the United Nations, two well-informed U.N. diplomats said yesterday. The

G7 agrees $15.5B energy deal with Hanoi to cut emissions

A The Group of Seven major economies, along with Norway and Denmark, said in a statement that the aim is to help Vietnam reduce its emissions

US military creates space unit in S.Korea amid North threats

The U.S. military formally launched a space force unit in South Korea yesterday, a move that will likely enable Washington to better monitor its rivals North Korea, China

Indian, Chinese troops clash at border in fresh faceoff

Soldiers from India and China clashed last week along their disputed border, India’s defense minister said yesterday, in the latest violence along the contested frontier since June

Islamic State group claims attack on hotel in Kabul

The militant Islamic State group has claimed responsibility for a coordinated attack on a hotel in Afghanistan’s capital that left three assailants dead and at least two

Tesla launches in Thailand, vying to compete with China EVs

Tesla has launched sales in Thailand, offering its popular Model 3 and Model Y at prices aimed at competing with rivals like China’s BYD. The company staged a

Indonesia’s Parliament votes to ban sex outside of marriage

Indonesia’s Parliament unanimously passed a long-awaited revision of the country’s penal code yesterday that criminalizes sex outside of marriage for citizens as well as foreigners, prohibits promotion of

India signals it will continue to buy oil from Russia

India will prioritize its own energy needs and continue to buy oil from Russia, its foreign minister signaled yesterday, as Western governments press Moscow with a price

Seoul arrests ex-top security official over border killing

South Korea’s former national security director was arrested this weekend over a suspected cover-up surrounding North Korea’s killing of a South Korean fisheries official near the rivals’

US joins protests over arrest of Cambodian labor leader

The United States has joined local human rights groups in Cambodia in calling for the release of a labor union leader who was involved in a

Albanese steps up calls for US to drop WikiLeaks charges

Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said he recently told U.S. President Joe Biden’s administration to bring WikiLeaks founder and Australian citizen Julian Assange’s prosecution to a

Government orders striking cement truckers back to work

South Korea’s government issued an order yesterday for some of the thousands of truck drivers who have been on strike to return to work, insisting

Polio is back in Indonesia, sparking vaccination campaign

Children in school uniforms and toddlers with their parents lined up this week for polio vaccinations in the Sigli town square on the northern tip of the Indonesian

Journalist freed from Myanmar prison vows to tell story

Toru Kubota, a Japanese journalist who was arrested while covering a protest in military-ruled Myanmar and detained for more than three months, said his experience made him more determined

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